Consider the following TLB for with 6-bit VPNS and 8-bit PFNS:VPN PFN valid prot54 1841wx42 1971 rwx14 159Olrw1 361wx2 204이rx25 139Owx53 1981wxThe result of an address translation to read the data at a memory location in page #1 is

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Consider the following TLB for with 6-bit VPNS and 8-bit PFNS: VPN PFN valid prot 54 184 1wx 42 197 1 rwx 14 159 Orw 1 36 1wx 2 204 Orx 25 139 이wx 53 198 1wx The result of an address translation to read the data at a memory location in page #1 is

Consider the following TLB for with 6-bit VPNS and 8-bit PFNS: VPN PFN valid prot 54 184 1wx 42 197 1 rwx 14 159 Orw 1 36 1wx 2 204 Orx 25 139 이wx 53 198 1wx The result of an address translation to read the data at a memory location in page #1 is

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